Sentences with phrase «foundation grantee»

There's nothing particularly shocking about foundation grantees expressing these messages.

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Current number of foundation employees: 1,453 Foundation Trust Endowment: $ 40.3 billion (3) Total grant payments since inception (through Q4 2016): $ 41.3 billion Total 2016 Direct Grantee Support: $ 4.6 billion Total 2015 Direct Grantee Support: $ 4.2 billion

The foundation supports grantees in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

The tax code allows private foundations to include as «qualified distributions» certain expenses associated with grantmaking and other payments made for charitable purposes (e.g., conferences, technical assistance for grantees and other expenses).

The foundation also has entered into several international agreements whereby the grantee's former host institution puts in extra funding so that the grantee can visit to continue collaborations with his or her former colleagues, says its executive director Maciej Żylicz.

Earlier, she told the press that she can not say exactly when the foundation will close, but all of Dynasty's obligations to the current grantees will be fulfilled.

We did discuss Guidestar, a free online database containing information on non-profit organizations, including foundation 990 forms that often contain the names of grantees and grant amounts.

Active and ongoing communication between foundations and grantees is essential in tracking progress and maximizing the chances for positive impact.

Inferring what foundations are actually pursuing based on the Tweets of grantees is a messy enterprise.

Prospective grantees don't like to tell foundations that they need to change course because that makes getting funded unlikely.

We identified the recent grantees of the Arnold, Broad, Gates, and Walton foundations and then found Twitter accounts associated with those grantees.

Despite the perception that these major education reform foundations are focused on expanding school choice, at least with charters, their grantees appear to be devoting more energy to arguing for greater diversity.

Grantees of the Arnold and Walton foundations pay more attention to choice, but they still advocate for diversity 2.3 and 1.7 times more often, respectively, than for choice.

The most striking thing we found is that the grantees of these major education reform foundations spend a lot of time Tweeting in support of diversity, especially relative to how often they Tweet in support of school choice.

Part of the problem is that many ed reform grantees and the foundations that fund them are populated by relatively recent graduates of those elite colleges who haven't adjusted to the fact that what worked back at school and works among their colleagues doesn't necessarily appeal to the Republican legislators they need to convince.

Prior to joining the foundation, she worked as an independent consultant to a number of education funders and ngos on projects including strategic planning and advising, monitoring and evaluation, grant - making support and due diligence, advocacy and policy change work, and grantee network facilitation and support.

Some of this year's other grantees that joined YouthTruth in getting celebrated for their work in producing meaningful feedback loops and increasing foundation openness include: Habitat for Humanity International, Global Living, Creative Commons, the Center for Effective Philanthropy and Urban Institute With Feeding America.

Staff from our National Program spent several days in Miami discussing the challenges of improving student achievement nationwide with our colleagues at other foundations and with some of our grantees.

Roxy's Dental Fund is only open to select FACE grantees who are chosen to participate by the foundation.

The ESSFTA Foundation encourages potential grantees to first apply to major foundations sponsoring canine research such as the Morris Animal Foundation or the American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation, then, following approval of a grant, to then apply to the ESSFTA Foundation for matching or partially matching funds or for project support through other ESSFTA resources, such as the English Springer Spaniel DNA Bank or ESSFTA Foundation encouragement of the grantee's access to English Springer Spaniels owned by members of the English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Association, the Parent Club of the breed.

In the last two years, the foundation has broadened its philanthropic efforts from seven legacy grantees to 95 across the USA; supported hundreds of artists impacted by Hurricane Sandy; and converted Rauschenberg's home and studio in Florida into a dynamic residency program for emerging and recognized artists.

After a highly competitive process, in which more than 600 artists applied to the foundation's call for proposals, the inaugural cohort of Artist as Activist Fellows, as well as Travel and Research Grantees, has been selected.

Since 1999, MacArthur has awarded 16,763 grants to 5,831 recipients for a total of $ 2.7 billion — with half a dozen of the top 100 grantees recognizable as politically neutral, such as community foundations, according to an examination of Foundation Search tabulations.

Represented a multibillion - dollar foundation in a criminal probe related to misuse of foundation's assets by an outside grantee.

MLAC's influence has increased over time, as more governmental agencies and foundations have partnered with MLAC and its grantees to meet burgeoning civil legal aid needs.

HOPES is a grantee of the Susan G. Komen foundation, which provides funds for breast health services and education.